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Most Ukrainians 'think there's no chance of a peace deal' with Russia

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Ukrainian and Russian officials confirmed mutual attacks on Nov 13, 2026, resulting in nine Ukrainian deaths and three Russian casualties. This occurred during the fifth year of the war, amidst intense diplomatic efforts that have not yet concluded. A Kyiv correspondent reports that the majority of Ukrainians believe a peace deal is impossible, despite ongoing shuttle diplomacy.

Key points

• Ukrainian and Russian officials confirmed mutual attacks on Nov 13, 2026, resulting in nine Ukrainian deaths and three Russian casualties.
• A Kyiv correspondent reports that the majority of Ukrainians believe a peace deal is impossible, despite ongoing shuttle diplomacy.

Context

This finding comes during the fifth year of the war, following intense shuttle diplomacy in US-led talks that have not yet concluded. The article highlights a specific sentiment among Ukrainian civilians regarding the likelihood of peace.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to official statements and a single correspondent report from France 24. Casualty numbers are estimates provided by officials. The specific demographic breakdown of Ukrainian sentiment is not detailed beyond the general majority claim.

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